This morning late-night super dude Jimmy Fallon sat down with host Terry Gross for a 45-minute chat session on NPR’s Fresh Air. We didn’t listen to it. At all. But we’re going to now. And so are you. [Read More]

Daniel Radcliffe used US TV to make his stand-up comedy debut - telling just one joke that he admitted he stole from Peter Kay. The Harry Potter star confessed to chat show host Jimmy Fallon that he has 'always loved and always admired stand-ups' - but denied claims that he was going to start doing shows. 'You have to be insane,' he insisted. Encouraged to fulfill his dream, Radcliffe went offstage and came back in front of a stand-up mike, having admitted he got the joke from Kay. [Read More]

Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon got together four weeks ago and sang about their shared elitist status as people with their own Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavors. Their duet ended with an arrangement to become Best Friends For Six Months. Sin... [Read More]

The preview performances have now ended for The Book of Mormon, and not a single person accidentally fell 20 feet onto the stage, which I hear is pretty unprecedented on Broadway these days. And in advance of tonight's big opening night show, Ma... [Read More]

Last night, everyone’s fave slacker-type comedian Nick Swardson visited Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. During their chat, we got a real look inside just how awesome Nick’s life is and just how shitty ours are. Let’s watch as Swardson... [Read More]

If you're in New York City, following the media, and have an iPad, then you definitely have heard a lot about The Daily, Rupert Murdoch's new iPad-only daily publication that launched this month. They've already gotten some comedians o... [Read More]

Well, well, well. We all can agree that Ricky Gervais acted like a guy who didn't want to be hosting the Golden Globes, at least not in the way that Hollywood (and particularly the Hollywood Foreign Press Association) expects its hosts to play n... [Read More]

This is an excerpt from the January 20, 2011 issue of Rolling Stone. Includes a video from Fallon's Rolling Stone cover shoot.. [Read More]

Jeremy Bronson didn't take the traditional path to become the head monologue writer on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Sure, he wrote for the Harvard Lampoon in college, but between that gig and becoming a professional comedy writer, he lived in DC and worked for both the senatori... [Read More]

While books and blogs continue to perpetuate the "Late-Night Wars," the people who actually host late-night TV in the late-late night continue to provide evidence that all is well in the world still. At least well past midnight, where Jimmy... [Read More]